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    The podcast 鈥淭hreshold,鈥� brainchild of former Ted Scripps fellow Amy Martin ('16-'17), won a Peabody Award for its third season, titled 鈥淭he Refuge.鈥� Martin credits the Scripps Fellowships in Environmental Journalism for giving her the time and space to help get 鈥淭hreshold鈥� off the ground.
  • Alec Luhn, 2020-2021 Scripps Fellow
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  • Portrait of Amanda Mascarelli. Photo Credit: RJ Sangosti
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  • Jeff Burnside embraces Lindsey Fendt as she accepts the award for Outstanding Investigative Reporting, Small Market. Photo by Kelsey Simpkins
    October 9, the Society for Environmental Journalists made a homecoming back to Colorado. This year鈥檚 conference was held in Fort Collins, Colo., an hour away from where the organization held its first conference in Boulder
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    In February 2018, Jason Plautz, a Ted Scripps Fellow at the time, got a message from a local scientist. There was a spike in oil-and-gas-related carcinogens in the air above Boulder the same night of an explosion at an oil well site 40 miles away,
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    The CEJ Scripps Fellowship has been bringing award-winning environmental journalists to 麻豆免费版下载Boulder for 21 years. Fellows embark on a year of courses, projects, field trips, seminars and more 鈥� taking advantage everything university life has to
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